St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-04
FOR THE WINTER SPORTS.
President Thompson Completes
the List of Committees for the
Carnival Entertainments,

the List of Committees for the
Carnival Entertainments,
President Thompson. of the Carnival
association, yesterday made out the list
of committees that will have charge of
the carnival entertainments this winter.
With the new members added to the
directory the list of officers now stands
thus:
George Thompson. president; W. A.
Van Slyke, first vice president; f. b.
Clarke, second vice president; \. Schef-
fer, treasurer: NJ. ID. Mum, secretary.
The officers, with l.. II. MaXfield, J. 5.
Robertson and A. 5. Tallmadge com
prise the executive committee.
The directory consists of the eXecu-
tive and the following gentlemen: d..
II. NOyes, George Il. Finch, II. c. Ives,
E. S. Bean, NJ. Is. Curry, ID. McClaskey
F. r. Well, r. Mannheimer, c. w. HOr-
nick, q. Ii. Hazard. &. H. MOffett, w.
S. Morton, J. II. Burwell.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Ways and Means-D. r. NOyeS. G.. r.
Finch, A. Scheffer. H. c. Ives, r. Mann
heimer, G. Ii. Hazard and NJ. B. Curry.
AdvertiSing-C. w. Hornick, chair
man: f. b. Clarke, II. c. Ives, NJ. ID.
MUM. u. IL. MOHelt.
Fireworks. S. Robertson.
Music-L. Ii. MaXfeld.
RailrOadS-GeOrge Il. Finch, c. ".
HOrnick, f. B. Clarke.
Reception-A. Scheffer. ID. Nicolas
key, f. II. Well, J. Ii. Burwell. NJ. B.
Curry, with power to add six from out
side OF association.
Entertainments and PrOgramme-J.
II. Burwell. Z. S. Bean, NJ. Is. Curry.
Building-H. G. Ives and W. ). Nor
ton with James DrOdie.
Newspaper Men-G. IL. MOffett, d..
McClaskey, J. S. Robertson and A. S.
Tallmadge.
Grand BALI. E. Clarke, L. H. Max
field, &. II. Finch, NJ. b. Curry with
power to add three from outside of asSo-
ciatiOn).
Prizes-R. Manufacturer, II. c. Ives.
George Thompson.
Managing COmmittee-W A. Van
Slyke, W 5. Morton, G. ii. Hazard, j.
IL. BurWell, G.. Thompson.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
Carnival GrOundS-W. A. Van Slyke,
". 5. Morton. G.. ii. Hazard.
From among the real estate men
S1.940 has been collected and the COM
mittee expects to collect as much from
committee Oh carnival grounds was out
yesterday selecting the sites for the
Kinks, slides, Indian village, etc. Per-
mission has been obtained from the
property owners and the city will
be asked to vacate half the street for the
tobOggan slide, which will be about 200
feet longer than last year. About the
same idea will be carried out, though
the committee will endeavOr to secure
all the novelties possible and the dis
play in this direction will be larger than
usual. The fence will be higher this
year as it is protection demanded by
the property owners. All the stock, it
said, will be subscribed in ten days, if
the people will do as the real estate
board has done.
4 NEW CLUB ORGANIZED.
Forty young men who are prominent
in st. Paul social circles met at the
Ryan last evening and organized the
Wanita TObOggan club, membership in
which was limited to fifty. Officers
L. Wood: vice president. j. NJ. Kirby;
secretary, c. Il. Eckles; treasurer,
LYMAN Farwell: and an ex-
ecutive committee comprising the
officers and {. c. ii. Smith.
The uniform adopted will be cardinal
coat and breeches. old gold stockings
and sash, tOcque old gold body, turned
up with cardinal and cardinal tasSel. 1t
is proposed by the new organization to
Join with the NuShka club in building
slide, and to take a prominent part in
the carnival festivities. Ladies will he
eligible to membership. The roster of
the members of the club is as follows:
q. L. Wood, \. B. Sibley, John
Prince, A. Cathcart, W. s. Mullen, c. p.
Wiley, III. W. Brown, E. II. Morphy, g.
b. Parker. Mr. LippincOtt, J. n. Kirby,
l.. NJ. Hastings, c. c. II. Smith, NJ. y.
Williams, J. Denegre, G.. Corning. \.
McQullan, II. I. McClung. Charles b.
Nichols. J. II. Skinner. W. b. Abbott.
NJ. NJ. Bragg. Charles Wright. G. B.
Eckles, w. Il. Evans. ". W. Price, II.
G.. IngerSOll, l.. Farwell, j. Brisbine, W.
G. Deacon. George Blakely, 5. Gilbert,
W. Il. Banning, Edward Denegre. bud
ley Freeman. Lieut.. Z. X. Gilman,
United States army. W. j. Dean. J. +.
Faulkner, J. ). Bryant and f. j. Chip
man.
THE ST. GEORGES.
Gov. McGill was among the active
members elected at the meeting of the
st. George Snow Shoe club Friday even
ing, the other successful applicants be-
ing MeSsrs. II. W. Edwards. and
Edward Stokes. \ reception COM
mittee was appointed whose duty it will
be to assist in entertaining visiting Or
CARNATIONS this winter, the following
being selected for that purpose:
Messrs. c. II. Brown. George Iiughson,
Frank Barron. Harry Johns. J. II. Kim
bail. c. Moirell, II. c. Shepherd and
Capt. Blakely. An election for sergeant
alarms of the club was held resulting
in the choice of Charles Lincoln.
FOR A MINED CLUB.